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Innovative Health Initiative - Draft topics for Calls 6 & 7 published

Published on | 2 years ago

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The Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) has published the draft texts of topics under consideration for inclusion in the next calls for proposals on the Future Opportunities page of the website. Currently, the draft topics are under consultation and it is therefore likely that the topics may change considerably between now and the call launch, and applicants should check the final, approved topic texts once the calls are launched.

Herewith an overview of the draft topics:

IHI call 6

Call type: two stage

  • Support healthcare system resilience through a focus on persistency in the treatment of chronic diseases
  • Development of practical guidelines and recommendations for using real world data/real world evidence in healthcare decision making


IHI call 7

Call type: single stage

  • Improving clinical management of heart disease from early detection to treament
  • User-centric technologies and optimised hospital workflow for a sustainable healthcare workforce
  • Clinical validation of biomarkers for diagnosis, monitoring disease progression and treatment response


More information on IHI's website

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